If you're going to Juan Francisco, be sure to put some baseballs in the air. Reds win, 3-2.
The Reds take a series in St. Louis! Woo hoo! Reds win, 3-2.
whiny little bitches
Devin is Whenever. Reds lose, 6-4.
The Reds lose to the Cardinals, 6-4. It was thoroughly unenjoyable.
The season may be lost, but beating Chris Carpenter and the Cardinals is always satisfying. Reds win, 11-8.
A Reds win over Chris Carpenter and the Cardinals is always sweet. Cincinnati wins, 11-8.
So far, so good. Reds win, 3-1.
The Reds win a series against the Cardinals. That's always good for what ails ya.
Losing's just another word for nothing left to lose. Reds lose, 4-1.
Chris Carpenter blah blah blah dominates Reds blah blah blah.
I'm gonna tell it like a comeback story. Reds win, 6-5.
Brandon Phillips's dramatic walkoff home run gives the Reds a 6-5 win over the Cardinals and possibly saves their season.
Somehow, St. Louis doesn't get added to the Philadelphia, Atlantas, and San Diegos of the world. Reds win, 9-8.
Reds do their best to blow an eight run lead, but come back to finally win a game against the Cardinals. Cincinnati wins, 9-8.
Yet another difference between Cincinnati and Tony LaRussa's BAC: The Reds are under .500. Reds lose, 8-1.
I'd really like to back up all this Cardinals hate with the occasional win. Reds lose, 8-1.
Whatever, they're still chumps. Reds lose, 1-0.
There's nothing worse than losing to the Cardinals, especially when Chris Carpenter is pitching. Which is what happened. Reds lose, 1-0.
To whatever extent that you hate yourselves, Cardinals fans, it isn't enough. Reds win, 7-3.
Johnny Cueto shows the Cardinals just what he's made of as Cincinnati beats St. Louis, 7-3.
